88 Honda Hawk Gt Ohlins Rear Shock Almost New on 2040-parts.com
New York, New York, US
Up for bid is a practically new Ohlins shock off my 88 Honda Hawk GT. It got very few miles on it and works GREAT. No Leaks or Rash. This will make a dramatic improvement over your stock suspension. Shipping will be $20
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Suzuki hayabusa 08 09 10 11 12 13 rear shock absorber suspension linkage(US $34.95)
Used ironhead sportster superglide lowrider speedometer speedo drive and cable(US $46.00)
Suzuki burgman 650 front brake caliper set(US $169.99)
02 suzuki gsxr gsx-r 600 steering damper 27e(US $43.99)
07 suzuki gsxr gsx-r 750 front brake calipers 70c(US $109.99)
02 suzuki gsxr gsx-r 600 rear brake rotor 27e(US $38.49)
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